OneTigris Bushcrafter’s Sleeping Bags, Mummy Sleeping Bag for Camping Hiking Backpacking, Survival Gear

So according to this advertisement it says its good down to 43F but I was out in 33F and stayed not just warm, but i was getting hot. I wonder if they meant if you were naked you would be comfortable in it at those temperatures. Either way I'm going to use it at 0F to see how it holds up but it seems like as long as i have a blanket or warm sleeping clothes (for sure wool socks) then I should be fine. The quality of the zipper is really nice, I'm not sure why I saw reviews about wanting a double sided zipper because this one flips around to both sides, was not only usable but very convenient. It also velcro's into into place which is super super nice. There is a very nice inner lining that covers the zipper so the wind doesn't come through. I'm 5'6 145Ib, I'm wide for my size from the gym and I could stuff another of myself into the bag at the same time but I wouldn't be able to move and it would be fully stretched out. By myself i could roll over to my side very easily, i can move around quite well, spread my legs, i could sit crosslegged and do a figure 4 no problem. Height wise I can slide down to the bottom of the bag and the top of my head would disappear from view from the hood part so someone who was 6 foot would still have plenty of space. The hood was quite large for me but that is a great thing cause i can put a camping pillow in it with 0 issue, I have a small head compared to most people though. The material inside was nice a slippery the way I like it so i can slide in easily, SUPER soft and very comfortable. If you are like me and love sleeping in tight confined spaces (I was in the navy and loved the coffin racks) then you will LOVE this thing. If you are a claustrophobic person than I'd dodge this bag. I probably should have put this way up top first because weight in back packing is super important but this thing is ultra light. I can't believe the quality and weight per price. I have it strapped to the outside of my bag and I can't even tell it's back there. My bag has molle and I laced the clips of the bag to it. It won't get wet when it rains because the sleeping bag holder is water resistant and has a hood that goes over the top for extra coverage. The sleeping bag stows away super easy, fold it in half hot dog, then hamburger, then roll it from one end and it goes back into the carry pack with 0 issue. This is the part that i always struggle with with other sleeping bags but they clearly thought this through with this one and i love it. 20/10 product, i'll be only buying OneTigris bags in the future.

Super spacious and warm, I'm a rather average height and weight male. I was surprised at how light and large this sleeping bag is! The zippers are smooth running and the insulation keeps me warm, way warmer than my own bed! Its soft and comfortable making it great for sleeping outdoors when camping. I got it for almost half off and I love it! Great price!

Amazing sleeping bag. Keeps you very warm and very comfy at night.

Initial inspection, it seems good. I had trouble getting the zipper all the way shut. I do like the velcro zipper keeper if you call it that. Zipper got caught on the material about 5 times. Once I got in it, the bag is roomy and feels warm but I'm in a 68f house. The material is thinner than I thought but that doesnt necessarily mean it wont be warm. I am 6ft 245lbs and had lots of room still. The foot area is boxy like they say and I didn't feel claustrophobic. The hood is large and will accommodate a pillow nicely. The draw string for the hood is one sided but very nice. I like the compression sack it came in. I was able to put the bag back in it easily and I think I may even be able to fit a small inflatable pillow in there if I wanted. I will update my review after I sleep in the cold with it this fall

Great sleeping bag for the price. Good for what it's advertised for (3-season). Packs down smaller than most IMO. It isn't the warmest sleeping bag I've had but gets the job done paired with the correct tent or underlayers. I purchased this while I was on the East Coast and needed something for a quick run to the Adirondacks. It was around 30 at night but with some long underwear and a wife beater I was still plenty cozy. Tent was a Snugpak Bunker 3 which has some additional insulation. Cozy and roomy - I'm 5'8" 180lbs. Would recommend this to beginner campers as a great starter sleeping bag.

We used to have a Coleman sleeping bag, but it broke and wore out. So we were looking for a warm, quick, and easy sleeping bag. Well, we found it! Bought it back in Feb 2025 and brought to a beach camping. The weather did reach 30 degrees, and we were afraid that it wouldn't keep us warm, but IT DID! Ever since then, we have gone to 6 camping trips and we love it! There is no problem with it. i woke up sweating and warm! Didn't have a bring an extra blanket. For packing up : it was easy too! Just fold and roll it up. It comes with a buckle to make it tighter and smaller. That was what we wanted! The price was decent priced too compared to Walmart or REI stores.

Kept me warm and was comfortable to sleep in

This thing is awesome!!! I camped in a truck bed over the weekend and t was in the low 40's. I was so comfortable I was able to sleep in shorts and a tshirt! Highly recommend! Also how can you go wrong with yellow!? Love it! A steal for the money too! It stores in a small space and was easy to pack back up!

For a Get Home Bag or a Bug Out Bag, this is the real deal. The weight to size value is next-level. $90 guys, 90 friggin dollars!!......you won't regret it. I will say this -----> this is NOT a 'camping' style sleeping bag - they are two different things. Camping tents are generally wider, much heavier. Camping tents are for supposed 'luxury', though that is debateable .........that said, I would take this sleeping bad wherever I go - camping or hiking or to get home.....it is that versatile and that good and that warm. The weight and size and warmth and pack down size of this thing is another level.

This sleeping bag from onetigris is a great value for what you get. I am 5 ft 9 inches tall. Weigh in at around 200 lbs - 210 lbs. This bag has a lot of extra room. For too long, sleeping bags were tight feeling at best. The zippers snag on the material and I usually end up getting them ruined in some way or another. Well, glad to say, not this one. Upon initial inspection, there are no quality concerns with this sleeping bag. No loose threads and everything seems to be in working/functioning order. As stated, the yyk zippers work great (no snagging). I used the bag once to test it out, sleeping in my bed with it. It's warmer than my duvet, which means this thing will absolutely keep you warm out camping in cooler weather. The included compression sack is a nice addition as well. According to onetigris' own website, they state that they have a "trust me bro" type warranty and customer service. I've heard good things so if there ever is an issue with the bag, I'm assuming I'll be taken care of. The included photo isn't me by the way. My daughter saw the previous two reviews and wanted to keep the trend going. Cheers.

This is now my bushcraft bag of choice. About 8°C last night and I was toasty warm in this sleeping bag with no extra layers on. 5'6 and about 70kg. This fits me perfectly. Highly pleased with the sleeping bag.

Brillant bag well worth the money

I've got over a 55 inch chest, at 5'9, so I need a bigger bag. I have bought a wider sleeping bag for winter and was looking for something similar for 3 seasons. This is very comfy, good footwell size, can accommodate side sleeping and isn't bulky. And it's warm. A quality bag for the price. Even at 2x the price.